WaPo 'fact-checks' black Senator Tim Scott
for not being oppressed enough
Posted By: ConservativeYogini, 4/23/2021 4:41:40 PM
The Washington Post's resident fact checker Glenn Kessler dug into the ancestral background of Senator Tim Scott (R-SC), who has been tapped to give the GOP response to President Biden's State of the Union address next week. Scott, who is an outspoken conservative, has written and spoke about his family's background and his ancestors' work in cotton fields and agriculture. For Kessler, Scott's placement as a Republican contender to Biden's message means that his ancestry is open for debate. [Snip] The Washington Post believes itself to be so woke that white fact checker Kessler can undermine a black man's family history for Democrat political gain.
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The Washington Post's resident fact checker Glenn Kessler dug into the ancestral background of Senator Tim Scott (R-SC), who has been tapped to give the GOP response to President Biden's State of the Union address next week. Scott, who is an outspoken conservative, has written and spoke about his family's background and his ancestors' work in cotton fields and agriculture. For Kessler, Scott's placement as a Republican contender to Biden's message means that his ancestry is open for debate. [Snip] The Washington Post believes itself to be so woke that white fact checker Kessler can undermine a black man's family history for Democrat political gain.
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The fact that the loser spawn of Grandpa Badfinger is thumbing his coke-caked nose at the justice system represents not merely the tacky machinations of a crusty pol protecting the family Fredo. It has a deeper and more cynical purpose – to show us that our overlords are unaccountable and that the law is now merely another implement in the regime’s toolkit of oppression. [Snip] can do whatever they want, but that we can’t. In the short term, this is infuriating. In the long term, it could bring down the system our garbage ruling caste inherited.
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Whaddya know - a biased 'fact-checker'!